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The film is set in the Museum world in a turning point, where the national museums have to deal with their colonialistic history. The National Museum of Finland returned thousands of everyday objects taken from the indigenous Sámi people back to them. Filmmaker Suvi West takes the audience behind the scenes of the museum world, revealing a visual, philosophical, and spiritual realm. She seeks a connection with ancestors through old museum objects, eventually arriving at the collective pain points of the Sámi people. How can the damage caused by outsiders be repaired so that collective pains can be left behind?

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Barbara Goslawski POV Magazine This keenly observed film creates a profound statement about the legacy of colonialism as it vividly expresses the sustained soul-destroying impact on every person, particularly when they’re Indigenous. Sep 13, 2023 Full Review Jennie Kermode Eye for Film This is a quiet and thoughtful film with slowly building power. It will leave you awed by the resilience of its subjects yet angry that they needed it. Rated: 4.5/5 Sep 11, 2023 Full Review Tina Kakadelis Film Obsessive Máhccan is an ode to a place and a people made by someone who intimately feels their pain. Not just those who are living, but those long gone. Sep 10, 2023 Full Review Read all reviews
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Suvi West

Director

Anssi Kömi

Director

Suvi West

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Suvi West

Screenwriter

Janne Niskala

Producer

Anssi Kömi

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Synopsis The film is set in the Museum world in a turning point, where the national museums have to deal with their colonialistic history. The National Museum of Finland returned thousands of everyday objects taken from the indigenous Sámi people back to them. Filmmaker Suvi West takes the audience behind the scenes of the museum world, revealing a visual, philosophical, and spiritual realm. She seeks a connection with ancestors through old museum objects, eventually arriving at the collective pain points of the Sámi people. How can the damage caused by outsiders be repaired so that collective pains can be left behind?
Director
Suvi West, Anssi Kömi
Producer
Janne Niskala
Screenwriter
Suvi West
Distributor
OVID
Production Co
Vaski Filmi
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Finnish
Release Date (Streaming)
Jun 4, 2024
Runtime
1h 16m